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use SULLIVAN coach of Pittsburgh Penguins in the new V7 division oirtho National Vito NHL PREVIEW ltoy League works thebcnch behind his club during an ex hibition game Sullivan rays the Penguins based in an area Rickard Pi lacciulomed to iopcaiibra min or hockey will have to be winning club immlile ouiaet Win Record Sought BY Penguin Coach Canadian Press or to Editor liruec Levett Is viril lng training camps oi the new National Hockey Luzon clubs Today he writes about Pittsburgh Penguins By BRUCE LEVETT Canadian Press Sports Editor ladr Riley is great gen eral manager hes behind me 100 per centwin or tie says Red Sullivan mach oi the Pittsburgh Penguins His hattlescarrod face cracked in grin as he said it but the kernel of truth was there Both Riley and his coach feel the Penguins must be winning club right from its first season So for were as good as any other club Until the sea son opens were all in first place Rod says there many of the teams in the new division oi the National Hockey League are building for the future Riley and Sullivan feel the Pen guins must establish nin ning record during the iirst season Pittsburgh is used to good minorleague hockey so the fans know the score Riley says Weve got to get in there and cut it right now And there are other rea sons Pittsburgh will play in grand refurbished arena with retractable root for sum imam activities The home dressing room is wall lowall in 81300 worth at car pet DONT OWN IT Its glamorous layout but as Riley sayswe dont own it we have to pay rent lie declines to talk specifics but says we have no big television contract behind us We dont even own are ooncessions Expansm this inaugural season have been highThis has been particuiorb tough year ior managers and own ers in the signing at players The players dont want to know your problem theyre interested in what they are going to get You cant blame the players tor trying but you have tornteat down the road somewhere Riley and Sullivan have gone for experience wherever they could find it in lining up their team We have about 4500 games of NHL experience on our club compared to about 1300 ior Los Angelesand of that 900 or so must belong to Sawohuk lied says Weve got good checkers and if you hook hard enough and long enougi youll get the goals Noel Price and Leo bolvln oan lag the puck out of there with the best Earl lngariield is going to get all Johnston Home Wins Far Indians Home runs by thirdsacker Merv Broley and sewndIiase man Don Johnston featured Thornton lndians performance they humbled Orillia Majors ii to in Simcoe County iinoi league game atthe DrilliaOval under floodlightslast night The Thornton win was the se oond out of five games andwas jubilantly celebrated by support ers Excitement reached peak in the last inning when the In odians broke up hall tie with iivenm rally highlighted by grand slam home run by Dan Johnston The big blow which was over the centreiield fence came alter Thornton had scored one run and the bases Were loaded iwo suocessive errors by short stop Patilennessy marked the Orillia collapse Don Wordlo started oti the rally by beating out an infield roller Jake Smith reached first on tieiders ohoiee as lvardie was nipped at second Campbell tanned and errier andRon Laycock sing ed in succession to fill the bases Then Merv Broiey smashed hard grounder which Hennessy tumbledto put the Indians ahead and set or burst of gt fheering from Thornton specta ors Johnston then topped the ex nitement by lining out Bob Mac donalds second pitch to him over the fence with the sacks filled to give the lndlansa com manding edge Wardle who had pitched five hitter in going the route put out the Majors in order in the last frame Ralph Cooke tan ior graduate started for Mature and he was relieved by Macdon ald veteran southpaw Abeshofiouroutotseven att air the series will settle the 1967 Stmeoe County title won the last three years by the Maiora kinda oi ice time with us and hefa itching to go AS 11 FIGURED Riley feels his club can win 80 oi the 52 games theyll pl within their own division on maybe six oi the it theyll have with the Established clubs That would give us 36 wins less than 60 per cent but it would also probably give us first place Penguins tangle with Mont rcol Canadians in their home opener then take on Chim go Black Hawks and it should be great draw Just think it we could beat one of themwe would be away and winging Either way Id rather take them on early than meet them when theyre both going for the playoffs one last questionwhat kind at name is Penguins for hockey club How did that happen Ask Jack Red growls Vell says Riley we play in an arena called The lgioo And they tell me there was contest and that the most votes were for Ten guins Personally Id like recount WANTS your TRUCK RENTAL BUSINESS up 7266527 See How Quickly wg Answnrl JiliitlSllti 113 DUNLOPE oppositelhe Queens PIONEER 450 the versatile compact chain saw forthe economyminded 59 Baytlold St BERNDTS 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um as excellent good in an halved thaWoods 2YOUR gDATE PROGRES in Employment New Industry new business new In vestmentmaans new why368000 otthern since 1963 Unemployment is down to less than of the work force Wages are 18 hlgherthan the Canadian average And the Robarts government Is determined to keep things that way Progressi Itiealth More than 99 of our people are protected against hospital costs by OHSC ThroughOMStP closelto million are Insured for medical care without regard for age state of health or financial meansbringing doctor bill coverage to 19 out of 20 of our citizens Progress in Education For the past five years an average oi 12 new Schools or substantial addi tions have been opened every day Onenewsecondary school eve two weeks Five new unlverslles Since 1963 Nineteen new Community Colleges Education grants up 600 Fast action in education for fast changing times Progress inPeace of Mind Ontario government increasesln social services have found wide and favorable comment The Consumer Protection Bureau first In Canada safeguards consumers rights new teeth for the Ontario Securities Com mission protects ihe innocent new Legal Aid Plan guarantees equal treatment before the law l7 Vol lieelect ART